Karate Kyokushinkai Kata – Bunkai

Karate Kyokushinkai Kata – Bunkai

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Salepage: Karate Kyokushinkai Kata – Bunkai

Two French masters, Bertrand Kron and Jerome Timmerman, teach us how to practice all the postures (Kata – Bunkai) and martial arts of Kyokushinkai, a very effective and destructive kind of Karate, in this three-DVD package. This is a valuable resource for individuals who appreciate Japanese martial arts as well as those who practice Karate in other sects.

In this first volume, Shihan Bertrand Kron, a multiple-time finalist in the European Kata Kyokushinkai Championships, introduces the fundamental Katas that make up the 5 Pinan.

Each Kata is displayed slowly and from several perspectives before being taught. Each move is shown in action (Bunkai) to illustrate how it might actually work in a fight, while yet maintaining the utmost respect for the Kata’s movements. Sensei Jérôme de Timmerman then presents the Kata once again while doing it at actual speed.

This film works well as a whole as a teaching resource. It is the outcome of 25 years of Branch-Chief FKOK’s own study and instruction, who is also the official “Katas” instructor at the INSEP Holland Kyokushinkai European Summer Camp in Papendal.

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